15 Smart and Stupid Details On My Van | RAM Promaster camper conversion

Full details and more videos on my van: bkxc.bike/the-van
* Smart: Get the van outfitted by Wayfarer Vans.
* Stupid: The sink situation.
* Smart: Swivel seats and fridge foot rest work station.
* Stupid: Thought I didn't need a refrigerator.
* Smart: Blackout curtain dividing the front and back of the van.
* Stupid: Just one vent fan.
* Smart: Overkill solar power setup.
* Stupid: Road shower.
* Smart: Stuck with the small propane heater.
* Smart: Underbody air compressor.
* Stupid: Mopar Platinum care plan.
* Smart: Upgraded the stereo.
* Stupid: Upgraded the speakers, but it's hard to tell because road noise is so bad.
* Smart: Rear view video camera / dash cam.
* Stupid: Never got mobile uploading dialed in.

[@tillytyler2871]

I use my heated mattress mat in winter, lowest setting, min power can keep a bed nice and warm. No point in warming the whole van at night when you just need your body warm 😉

[@dougiegraham662]

I like that you are always honest with your reviews of things. If you think it's crap, you'll say it's crap!

[@harrydestcroix5516]

Dougie Graham watch a guy called basket case if you like that

[@EthanRain2009]

@@harrydestcroix5516 whats that

[@nwbudro9210]

I covered my ceiling and about 1/3 of the walls with acoustic mat in my Chevy Express and the road noise is minimal.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

If you're driving US stuff. Just buy a better stereo! Lol. Because I've had both Hondas, (bike and Accord) and GM, Ford and Dodge. Both Dodge and Ford have an array of inexplicable rattles my mechanic and I have deemed not worth chasing down. They won't kill anyone and don't affect how it runs. Minus a throaty rattle from under the back wheel wells. That's springs. Replaced both on the Ford (ok, Mercury Sable, but SAME thing, lol). I wasn't hauling rocks or anything. Low miles. We do have snow/salt here. Garage space is expensive. You CAN replace ONE if you want to hold onto 500+ dollars til the other actually breaks. I got 2 years that way. If it's lopsided, you can fix that then and replace the other side, too.

[@blessedwithchallenges9917]

I’ve been living in Toyota Dolphins for years. I’ve had 4. My current one is amazing. Small, but still has toilet, shower, fridge, oven, stove, heater, water heater, movie theater (protect anything from phone etc). My son even plays x box in it. Is all run on solar and propane. I lost my business and home due to Covid - but I still have a home! What a blessing.

[@_GntlStone_]

Dolphins are awesome! Good old Toyota bones and engineering. Just saw a van tour of one and was super impressed by the amenities for the compact size. Sorry to hear about your situation. Glad you still have your home on wheels. Check out CheapRV Living's channel and website/forum. You may find some of the info helpful. Also check into the Homes on Wheels Alliance (HOWA) for possible resources they can point you towards.

[@robinthomas732]

Don't be shy to get on camera you did a fantastic job and very entertaining I'm in the process of building out a van for myself 2012 Ford Transit Connect your video has been very very helpful to me thank you

[@_GntlStone_]

Suggestion for front window visibility - have a tint shop put a 90% dark strip across the front window that cuts off just above your eye sight line, usually about same height as rearview mirror is mounted. It acts as a permanent sun visor that you can see through. Your eyes will thank you after the first long day of driving. You might even be able to use the front facing camera that way. Regarding road noise- next van your first step, before insulation, should be an application of noico or sound deadening of some sort. You dont have to cover all the metal, just about 30% of the large flat panels that vibrate and flex in transit.

[@daveerickson1330]

Be aware of the AS1 line neR top of windshield. Some states allow nothing below that AS1 line & often have other tinting restrictions.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

What about the vinyls that do sound damping? There's also paint, tho I dunno about car paint...

[@hepcat5199]

Great video. I can relate to so much of it. I did my own conversion on my 2017 Dodge Ram Promaster 2500 high roof 159” wb. All by myself. And I was under pressure to get it done quickly, considering I had no help and wanted a lot of accoutrements. Must say after watching your video I feel pretty good about my conversion. I opted for two roof vent fans and so glad I did. I also installed a sink and a 12v water pump because I could anticipate the difficulty and frustration you’ve had with the manual water pump. Something else I did you didn’t do is install a 2x3 framed, insulated wall between my cab and the living space. It provides a bit more security, privacy, sound dampening and most of all a huge help with climate control in the living space. And I built a small door to pass through between the cab and living space. And I carry a portable air compressor with me that I consider essential. I use for some pneaumatic tools I’ve used to complete my build after I started living full time in it beginning in February 2019 and use it on my van and ebike tires. And hell yeah you need refrigeration, imho. I also installed a solar system that has been great. I really like that rear view cam you’ve got! My camper van is far from perfect and you are absolutely correct advising people this lifestyle is a lot of fun and should GO FOR IT if they want to.

[@GamingTraceur]

The “you need a fridge” hit different 😂

[@Micksoffthings]

I leave this under every video I watched, it helps the algorithm

[@torevalberg3510]

Well the whole thing about heating isn't just to keep yourself warm, its even more import to dry the van as condensation constantly builds up. This is extremely important in a van as it got a metal shell. Your little propane heater just makes things worse as it produces moisture. You will eventually get rot and rust issues. You need a dry heat source and air extraction. This is why a proper diesel or gasheater with external air intake and exhaust aling with a powerful extraction fan in the ceiling is crucial to keep the van rust and rot free.....

[@moregrouchy]

Especially with that fluffy insulation that holds moisture like a damp rag.

[@torevalberg3510]

@@moregrouchy if that is sheep wool, thats a good thing IF there is proper ventilation and heating. But its also good to actually cover the metal with self adhesive foam to prevent condensation. Ive seen a few vans built by that company, and all i can say is that the company has a huuuuge profit margin. Id never pay that for that basic conversion. It seems they are doing everything to keep cost down and make cash.

[@torevalberg3510]

The basic way wayfarer builds these vans, without extremely good heating and ventilation you are pretty much guaranteed rot and rust within a few years. Its a shame building out brand new vans like that :( its all about short term cash making here

[@avivamae5171]

@@torevalberg3510 exactly! They skip so many of vital things like sound proofing and proper dry heat to mack a quick buck and benefit from their customers trust and lack of knowledge. I find it to be gross and unethical because now this van is much more likely to rust out faster and he's dealing with crazy road nosie that $200 of material and an hour or two would have fixed.

[@nataliaportal5346]

@@torevalberg3510 Out of curiosity I checked out their website and was like heck no I would not pay that much for that little of an installation. Almost everything that they do it’s actually not that hard to do yourself. The thing you’re paying for mostly is time since he said he only takes four hours for them to install it.

[@CLdriver1960]

You’re right about the vent fan, you need an ‘air in’. Consider getting rain deflectors on your driver and passenger window. They’re relatively cheap and will provide much needed ventilation in your van.

[@MamaBaer54]

I appreciate the tips but the Best advice for me was right at the end. "Stop watching all these videos and go out and make it happen" Thanks.

[@HolgerJakobs]

What a pity that this isn't feasible right now. I'll be gone asap.

[@emusparky6623]

I've been watching KZbin videos on it for 4 years, I've done hundreds of hours of research on van life, I've used 3D designing to make multiple possible build outs, but I still have quite a while to go before I can actually do it because I'm only 13.

[@mckenzieb1001]

@@emusparky6623 So I'm 26, but this takes me back because I was about 13 when I got hung up on doing stuff like this too! My thing back then was living off a motorcycle, and I wound up taking a bike around the states. Then I bought a van that was home for about 2 years, and now I'm converting a box truck into a tinyhome. Keep the dream alive until it's time, I think it really is the most rewarding way to live :)

[@keelanesquivel3854]

@@mckenzieb1001 I am 21 now, i have also spent many hours researching van/skoolie life. I have spent the past two years of my life saving up to take the leap. My main issue is the confidence to leave and somehow find the ability to make money during my travels. I graduated college, but that hasnt helped me with a remote job. I have 20k saved up but no vehicle yet, what do you suggest?

[@mckenzieb1001]

@@keelanesquivel3854 Something I had to internalize is that if that if most of us want to make a change in our lives like this happen, you have to have a good degree of trust in yourself that you'll be able to deal with problems as they arise. You can only plan for the unplanned and be confident in yourself. Also get comfortable with helpful strangers, they come out of the woodwork! I've had some crappy days and kinda scary nights, but it's always worth it :) The work from home question is unanswerable I've decided. Personally I've stopped for work so far, and it gives me a great opportunity to really dive into a new locality- but I never actually want to stop :P I think that shouldn't stop you from going. $20k is plenty to build a rig if you're thrifty, and have some left over to get you moving. Going slower makes the money go farther, and you can stretch it until you hit a floor and decide to find some local work. All the while be thinking and experimenting with ways that feel right for you to work from home. I'm dabbling into buying small items wholesale for eBay, doing small solar installs, and metalworking stuff for Etsy- hoping one of those will take roots and become more stable income for myself. Hard to answer all that in paragraph or two! It's so different for everyone based on tolerances for this and that~ You'll feel out what's right for you! And you can always fix mistakes as you go, so don't be scared of them :)

[@hussainbellal]

FYI - If I'm not mistaken, you can return the Mopar Oil Change service and get your prorated $ back. I've done it a few times on previous cars.

[@davidlundy5007]

I did my flooring with Rattletrap sound deadening material 100% on top of plywood. Made a ton of difference with noise.

[@hypersailor]

Funny as hell video! Anyone who's owned a van can relate. 1. Bose over the ear headphones! 2. Sinks? like cooking in a closet! 3. Fridge yes, reach for cold water/beer. 4.Brilliant swivel captains chair, I'm sure you spent hours editing, dreaming, great use of space and gained a hard sell alternative to packed coffee shops/libraries. Vans clutter, u end up with 20 coffee cups in no time. These days when hotels are dying for your business and campgrounds are over run with idiots bringing their house and noise I agree you need freedom to flex. Since you're lucky NOT to be carrying huge amounts of say windsurfing gear I think you did very well. It's not your comfortable house, it's the great outdoors! Cook outside, make a mess! Can't wait for the next report and thanks for the honesty.

[@robertrisk93]

This is pure gold. Simple, honest and useful staements. I remember watching the wayfarer vans install video when you first posted it, and it sure's great to recieve this feedback based on your experiences. Take a bow mister and keep up the good work. Thank you very much.

[@vegvangyrl]

Rear view camera is a great idea! I thought the backup camera on my Promaster was enough until I heard your point of view . Going shopping online now ! 🙏

[@rekamniar]

You should've searched for Seth Alvo for the car stereo installation.

[@defloco2000]

that name sounds familiar 🤔

[@rohanchivukula2809]

OmG YoU gUyS ArE sO DuMB SeTH AlvO. iS BerM PeAK hehe

[@rekamniar]

@@defloco2000 i heard he has the smallest bike youtube channel...

[@ethanbenton6676]

He looks like a baby in that vid lmao

[@Curiousnessify]

fuck seth alvo

[@PURPLE_SHADE_SMOOTHIE]

Non toxic Wool insulation. Love it!

[@MrNatnaguit]

After watching your first van video, I knew what I had to do. Now I am living it! Thank you

[@sirroxalot]

If the dealership keeps recommending new parts, just say, "Wow! You must have sold me a total piece of shit! Everything keeps breaking". That usually shuts them up.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Never trust anyone making money to sell you sh*t. Be ready to argue. Spring is broke? Put in one. Unless it slants. That saved 500.00 and lasted 2 years before the other broke.

[@Rpavsner]

FYI... Your maintenance/oil change plan is actually an insurance policy that can be canceled and you should receive a pro rated refund.

[@zolen3046]

I've already watched half of the video and I can say is one of the most useful camper videos I've ever seen so far. I'll keep it carefully

[@shawn595]

I think all of his reviews are my favorites. He's great at relating his thoughts and experiences with a product, and that's what I'm into. I don't have the time or energy to get a PHD in every item I build or buy.

[@rogerlewis1295]

Excellent job! I watched this video preceded by the 100,000 mile video. We’re using a 2020 Suburban with a Napier tent that couples to the liftgate (for stays more than overnight). Left a 40’ coach after 15 years, no regrets. Best decision ever for hiking, biking and backpacking.

[@mothrone]

When I lived over the road in a van, I made use of a Planet Fitness black card membership for my showering (and workout) needs. The monthly membership was the same as the cost of showering twice at a truck stop

[@matthewk6731]

Does the black card let you go anywhere? What is the cost of a truck stop shower? I take it that it's more than just a few bucks.

[@mothrone]

@@matthewk6731 the black card allows you to use any PF nationwide, as well as amenities. Truck stop showers usually cost about $12 if you don't have any shower credits from fueling.

[@matthewk6731]

@@mothrone Thank you. I like frequent showers and working out. PF Black Card sounds like a good way to go.

[@kevinhall8949]

Great video! I hope you're working on a 50-State Shred recap video. Would be great to hear about your highs and lows, best and worst rides, biggest surprises, etc.

[@joshuapirolo6263]

Id love to see that video

[@annecaulder9495]

My bones ache just looking at that thin kit "mattress." A nice memory foam isn't that expensive, dude! 🚐🐶❤️

[@LookingGlass363]

I don't like memory foam personally. I have a purple mattress at home but I plan on just using a Casper mattress in my conversion since they are comfy enough.

[@trudymaenza9672]

That's what I thought skinny, non supportive mattress! That looks like a cheap air mattress from Walmart!

[@jjns3991624]

Memory foam gets rock hard in colder temps. Not idea for colder van living imho.

[@scotth5503]

@@jjns3991624 it does, but will soften up with your body warmth relatively quickly.

[@BooKittyRadley]

Im a 200 lbs 48 year old female, and i slept on a 2 inch thick trifold exercize mat in the back of an unconverted HHR for a month while working on location in louisiana. Worked well for me, but may not be for everyone.

[@tomkirby6393]

Brian, great job on the 50 state shred.....I loved that you started and ended at Rockville Park....I lived about 2 miles west of the parking lot in Green Valley for about 10 years....unfortunately did not get in to mountain biking until after I moved away. Your videos are always well done and entertaining....please keep it up.

[@Cherylpletz]

For your sink faucet, they make a touch to turn on option. I saw it on a recent van tour. It was awesome!

[@garydecker3281]

That's how I feel with my camper. I have a family 3 kids who all ride and love the outdoors(even more since we got the camper). The camper adds similar freedom as the van but for the family! Glad you are enjoying your van!

[@HeadwatersKayak]

So stoked you made the leap and got the van. It’s been a game changer for your channel. Great job this year Bryan.

[@RAM5500CAMPERTHING]

Good to see honest reviews and feedback! Thanks

[@luckyduckimages]

awesome breakdown and inspirational collection of thoughts, time to go to moore creek this morning.

[@freddybob807]

For sleeping in my truck I just bought the best thermal sleeping bag I could find. With super freezing temps out I just wear an extra sweater and pants along with thermal socks and I'm as snug as can be. During the day I drive so the truck heater will warm me up.

[@markreynolds9135]

Sounds like a very uncomfortable lifestyle. Pay for a heater setup.

[@freddybob807]

@@markreynolds9135 Its not. I'm never actually cold. I am a hotshot driver so I'm literally driving with the heater on all day.

[@Phougi]

Boiled water in a bladder in your bag or some hand warmers help too. You may consider making your own reflectix window coverings

[@BabyCharlotteschannel]

**one of our old conversion vans had an auto start button on the FOB and we wound up sleeping in it because there was too much family visiting and all of the beds were taken. So when We got cold, I just hit the start button and went back to sleep. Within a few minutes nice hot air was pumping out the front and rear heaters it had. 10° was NO problem at all..

[@tillytyler2871]

@@Phougi that's a hot water bottle 🤣

[@Boone1981]

Good song choice on the radio, "I Am The Highway" RIP Chris Cornell

[@IowaVanMan]

RoadShower 4 is a winner for me as I have a pop up shower tent. I also use it to clean my gear especially my mountain bike. It’s a keeper! Thanks for the overview and keep on 🚐🚴‍♂️

[@ronsanderson99]

Great overview! Thanks...the one missing piece is the road shower which I can’t do without. I’m thinking of installing a convertible solution that won’t cannibalize the interior space. But I like your very simple, and practical layout!

[@annag467]

This rocks, thank you for sharing this info! Nothing beats experience, you answered all my concerns at this point im at with my van build. Im with you on what you consider stupid. Thanks!

[@JOMAMAMANE]

Thank you for the inspiring words man I just bought my used the sprinter the 180wheelbase I’m super excited

[@Vielthic]

I appreciate the advice for do’s/don’ts, great vid got my sub, keep up being informative.

[@alexanderweaver4838]

Cool video! I love the man's attitude. He had the same dream I've had for many years. However, I cannot hit the road until a certain commitment is completed. My van conversion was done by myself...tediously with some hits and misses. It's so much fun.

[@TheTugboatgirl]

Wow, so I just bought a 2021 dodge promaster van. And have been out in the insane heat for the last 4 day working on insulation and preping the floor. I just had to come in today early and up pops this video. The stuff has been banging around my head. Thank you for the good/bad tips.

[@davisphillips7792]

Thank you for sharing. I keep watching these videos to see opinions on how useful projects are by experience. I have a transit connect that i stay in for 7 days every other week. I have a 5" futon matress and a layer of thinner pillows on that. Works great and stays soft in the cold. I use a -20° sleeping bag and use a little mr buddy heater only when i wake up to get dressed. I have the window rain guards for airflow for now but have plans for a vent fan to use one of the windows as the exhaust for a little more stealth when it gets warm out.

[@biaj3429]

Boom! That's one of the best info videos I've seen yet! Thank you and happy travels!

[@Chapter27]

What I really like is the sincerity & pragmatic in your review , nearing the end of my custom Ford Transit build ive taken on board a few of the things .. thank you Geoff Australia 🇦🇺

[@bque9444]

Thank you for being honest and open.

[@sweet_veganmomma4188]

I really do appreciate this video though!! I’m not trying to be a jerk. I love that you enjoy a simple build and that you’re honest about things you’ve done. Thank you for uploading!!

[@Ch1oeW]

Just want to say that a fitted heated blanket is amazing! Thanks for the great video!

[@maryproveaux9200]

Which one? The ones I searched for that consumers said actually work have been discontinued. The other's have crappy reviews.

[@nmolinaro62]

Effective presentation of good advice. Well done, sir.

[@nevertoooldfordolls]

I have started with insulating my van, and just after doing the ceiling, it's a ton warmer. I'm so excited to finally move into my van, hopefully in January

[@juanitagreenspan5412]

Great video. You never know what will work until it is roadtested. Very helpful. Thanks.

[@jamespaterson6550]

Really enjoyed this vid,not just your easy style of talking that makes it super friendly and not patronising (like some others become) but also the real world level of honesty about the not so good aspects 👍🙂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 hope you and yours have a good Christmas and a better 2021!

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

You should ask any woman about being patronized to, lol. It's frequent.

[@jamespaterson6550]

@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 🤔😢

[@DTatham1]

Well BKXC... I want to personally say that with this year, I have really looked forward to your 50 state shred videos. I have watched them all. Thanks for the entertainment.

[@rick5653]

Ps. I love your closing. What an inspiration you are

[@ClaypitMTB]

Always a good day when BKXC posts!

[@JeremyCaissie]

Great summary! Really enjoyed listening to your experiences

[@jking9916]

I have the same brand inverter (1200w) It seems to be doing great. Great video and love your honesty!

[@jenniferpoitier]

That was very helpful great video first time watching you I'm in the middle of drawing up my plans for my conversion and I learned a lot from you thank you

[@davidmenendez3833]

Hey I really appreciate your honesty. Your relatable and I get a good vibe from. Thanks for sharing.

[@chancafer]

Pumped! Picking up our 159 today! This was the perfect video for today! Thanks

[@rattlecat5968]

So, please share! It's been three years since you picked up your van! What has been *YOUR* experience? 🙂

[@tjbarke6086]

You just get some of those overhanging window sun shade things for your driver and passenger doors and bam, you can just crack those windows and get air circulation. And with the shades on there, it'll keep rain out unless it's really stormy, and if you just crack them, no one will be able to see it open.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Don't use when driving. Windows are part of structural integrity. You'll have a less solid vehicle w them open. Also, glass would be flying at your face at a very high rate of speed in a crash.

[@tjbarke6086]

@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 Okay nerd.

[@luisagra385]

Thank you for ur sincerity really helped not like other videos

[@israelromero6534]

The fridge and shower bits cracked me up! Thank you for fueling my aspirations of doing vanlife.

[@NorthwestLights206]

Favorite video you have done!

[@KinkajusRevenge]

My van's ready to launch right after the holidays! I'm super excited for it!

[@Mirrrya]

Good luck!

[@cerealspilla]

You film building it?

[@KinkajusRevenge]

@@cerealspilla I actually just put the seats down and threw a cot in the back. Lots of space underneath the cot for stuff!

[@cerealspilla]

@@KinkajusRevenge hahaha, brilliant, no need to over complicate things!!

[@KinkajusRevenge]

@@cerealspilla I do believe I will be building a convertible bench/bed this summer.

[@ZachRice]

Never underestimate the bandwidth of a cargo van full of magnetic tape hurtling down the interstate at 90mph.

[@veronica50185]

LOL!! So funny! Love how simple and honest you are! 😁

[@PaulCarterArt]

Great honest overview your thinking logical 👍🏾 thanks for sharing the journey

[@patricksanders858]

You should look into Mass Loaded Vinyl soundproofing for easing the road noise.

[@cathycoryell2351]

This type of tip is why I scroll comments in these types of videos. Just looked it up on on AMZ, and this product looks perfect to install when insulatiing, or before the finished flooring. Thank you!

[@keving4081]

Nice van, nice video. I self-built my 2017 Ram 1500 low roof. Twin bunks and a separate "room" for toilet and shower. Long trips and day trips are great. Highly recommend this platform. Keep it at 60 and you get better mpg and less much less road noise. Thanks.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Agree. At many thousands of pounds, yeah, you don't want to be racing. E=Mc2. Lol

[@brockdavis7575]

For the foot switch an arcade switch/button works great. Wired one in my transit and it’s awesome.

[@davidjacksonjackson3212]

Great video, very interesting and amusing, and the best bit of all is that there is no annoying music, and you can hear everything that is being said,

[@claybeatty8740]

Thanks for the video! Thanks for the tips. Especially your wrap up.

[@RCRGIRL]

Great video and topic. I love my van, still working on finishing her up but i'm finding it hard to make decisions on the directions I want to go. Seems like every decision hinges on the other. haha. Good stuff though, gave me some things to think about and made it easier to cross things off I was already on the fence about! Thanks Brian!

[@CJinsoo]

Love the contrasting edits and the honesty on the mistakes-great video!

[@crynolyn]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom 💚

[@customwoodshiftknobs9322]

I don't even plan on having a van, had to watch it all. Thanks

[@nanababybo]

Ur last little bit was so encouraging 🥺✨ Just do it!

[@hipster4200]

Ive watched alot of van videos but i really appreciate this one. Very practical suggestions that i will consider in my build! Thanks!! If your ever in Canada and want to bike near Calgary hit me up!

[@spencertnusa]

Really good quality content in this video. Thanks and keep up the good work!

[@xxxlegend983]

I can't wait to see you ride your next trail

[@purplefunkything]

Brilliant - love your style 👍

[@oscarcastillo6779]

Thanks for your honesty

[@totalchaos80]

This kinda inspired me. Me and girlfriend have decided that we hate the city and would love to do longer distance roadies to the many mountain bike places that I'd love to ride. Maybe a van rigged up would be the way to go. Got my wheels turning now! Good video

[@medicalmax2239]

Awesome dude I lived in a van for five years and totally dug it

[@bike_somm]

I really really want a simple van like this.. Love this video outlook & reflection, Superbly Done👏🏼✨🌎🚐💨

[@sweet_veganmomma4188]

If you want a simple build, consider doing it yourself!! I started w a simple build because I was rushed. I used a folding collapsible table with a Rubbermaid bucket for my sink and I threw a mattress on the floor. I had a bucket with a toilet seat and some peat Moss for a homemade computable toilet and some black out curtains behind the seats. I was ridiculously comfortable and on the road after an hour or 2 in a Walmart parking lot! Eventually, you’ll know what you actually need and can take the time to set your van up your way. Please do make sure to insulate and ventilate properly though!! Read the other comments about condensation and wet or dry heat. It’s a shame when people lose their precious vans due to rot and mold. Good luck!!

[@themostlymikeshow2582]

Ha ha! I am exactly like you about filming if there is anyone around. I can't do it either!

[@MrAustin602]

Great real content. We learn as we go. Sprinters in the shop!!!!

[@aavv1818]

San Francisco fan girl loves your CONTENT and energy!

[@22re53]

Straight up truths, Awesome tips exactly what I needed. Thanks for the vid

[@kelsey809]

Great video! Awesome attitude!!

[@jenniferreeves5709]

Really enjoyed your comments. Many thanks for sharing them with us.

[@mike93lx]

A circular polarizing filter will help with glare on the dashcam. Some sound deadening in the doors would help a ton with road noise

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

They make vinyls for that purpose for windows. Don't know how well it works, especially not on a car. I consider it part of the experience. Lol.

[@Norway-BOY-MTB-Mountainbike]

Thanks for very helpful idea . Im using my Campervan (with bathroom ) for my MTB trip !!

[@ekdaufin1485]

Toilet? Great announcing, persona, great advice. Thank you.

[@mitchwinder1204]

Absolutely love my Road Shower. 😍🥰

[@LindzandLife]

Nice to see a video pointing out the good and not so good 👍 as for the tap I've just ordered a USB smart tap so it has a sensor and automatic mode might be some use to you. I love the wind screen camera might have to look into one of them

[@MariafromthePhilippineIslands]

So educational video. Speaking from experience.

[@muskietime]

Excellent, informative video. Thank you so much. Be well.

[@TinyHouseLife]

awesome Tiny House, just connected.. big love